The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-07-03
A soUTHERNER IN NEW YORK.
He Observes the Politics OF tho state and
Tells his Conclusions.
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HOTEL Monte SANG, Ala, June a5-During
s to New Yor took some pains
cratic city on the policy. Of Grover Cleveland
and the future prospects, Of the Democratic
enES s Ss a2HHa sw
among those With xho@ SPOKE was that Tie
SSiSss9a Saa a Rof s
While travelling through the Shenandoah VAL
ley was INTRODUCED to Mi Thomas st. John
na , p0 tSfoSgh re the soa.hsSq stssss A' Hn
statement Of his own position or his own n SYM
~ ef 70 spses
be so Intelligent and acute that shall give his
In a. his ST1 words
Empire State. Il Is a fact, as you say. that the
many Hall endorse and euloglse lin in resoia-
tions and IN public meetings, while in private
+ is notorious that they aPo;og!ze for his pol
heeers shout with affected enthusiasm for him
e. the ward and ySs at him In the
tsotS Il Is induced Cd By gGiSss eaasn
cies OF the situation. Alarmed at the progress
OF the labor upheaysl. they cannot afford to
oreds upon It's eade Vii EnSwn hs
they are at heart baffled, chagrined, and dis
appointed. Irving Hall. as you are aware. has
"You ask me how stands the Irish vote. am
TX II sheps Sas
from the party Of which 1t has been the main
sS University attaefs pniYersai n Suffrage 4 eS
logizes monarchica! institutions,an apologizes
Jreland ia certnfnlv unfit reDresAnt thia
irish vote is still Democrstic at heart, but
banner Of Grover Cleveland. It Is universally
admitted that fifty Democratic votes have been
the last three The eete
has obtained. With the lndefatigable support
q the mercenary Times and Tbs, hypooritieal
ISL trebies, pipina in Ills behaf. Cleveland cur
lied New A XHrk By bare l29o votes pavid
i9ooo He lost The chan That was as w f %
and phsrissical dilettanti, but be gained the
.s sR ses hf ha.
q sscriacins It 70 q" gain tie Support q those
who seek to govern this democratic, country
the Tns dsfG as
row-minded body Of men, oligarchiGs! by prtn-
ciple. monarchical at heart, and plebefan by
% tss angels
aRs hs esfahsss PHsa they
beer and the gentleman OF his vino. even at
spTSpsa Ss seeds Of all moral aSy hss
every street in New York Instead OF endeav-
oripg to regulate and control vice by iudicioqs
o New
tanical penal code. The effect Of all this is to
set premium upon violation OF law, and to
ing this ininuitous and, unjust code upon the
people, The true blue Andrew jackson Demo-
Ss as q sssSrascs %h hs ss
Of this contemplate clique; that he soiicits
their support and oreves their endorsement
him where he Is II is needless for me to say
cannot remove II from the mind Of the average
;. Il is the general impression in New York that
II Grover Cleveland receives the renomination
the Labor party will nominate Mn man who Xyill
affected elements Of the Democratic party.
This, In truth, means the loss OF the Presl-
discontented factions OF the Democratic p party
are fondly turned toward they, believe that
his strength y alone equal to the emergency
eaGi Wh ths S1 Ss ease
Ss H.
able, they believe him. e be e lover Of the
strength with the Labor party Is greater than
that q any living Democrat, During his term
eiliate and bring back to tho fold the labor
ing men whom the nntagonism OF Glove
land had. driven out. His devotion to the in
terests Of the working classes has been so
faithful that 1t is universally believed that no
labor candidate will be , run against him
every Irish vote, even against Blaine. as HIS
voice and sympathy has ever been Expressed
4 is not polite n3w and iniudiSous to set up
rival; But the moment will como when those
who have the welfare OF our. country and the
success OF the Democracy at heart must recoR-
nize the fact tina, the exigencies Of the politi;;
indomitable Democracy demand tho presenta-
ton OF Mr.. Hills name at the National Con-
From what ! heard and saw In New York I
believe the foregoing statement to be an accu-
rate version Of tho real status OF the Democ-
racy, OF that Groat State, without the, strength
Of which tho Democratic party will be. swept
from power. II. d. II.
Ednn Dean Proetorss Poem.